Belgium has 15 fascinating World Heritage Sites – from city centres to single houses.
Look up to see freedom
The belfries of Belgium were erected over centuries, all with slightly different designs. But they all represented the same thing – a democratic freedom not seen here before.
Under repair
It’s been closed for years and will be closed for many more. But you can still see some of the World Heritage Site of Tournai Cathedral.
Behind closed doors
These four houses in the Belgian capital of Brussels have been included on the World Heritage List – but does that mean you can see them?
The old coal mines of Belgium
In Belgium’s Wallonia region, the coal mines may have shut but their legacy lives on. Go underground – and see how life was for families on the surface.
The grand marketplace of Brussels
There’s something different about this city square – and it’s partly why the Grand Place is the most popular tourist attraction in Brussels.
An elevator for boats
These old metal contraptions on the Belgian canal look strange – but they are actually an ingenious invention. See how the four lifts work:
How printing changed forever
It was the largest printing press in Europe in the 16th century and one of the best preserved. Why you should visit Belgium’s Plantin-Moretus Museum!
In Bruges
Bruges is one of the prettiest cities in Belgium. So what do I discover when I set out to explore its streets?